Huntington Park High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Huntington Park, CA)

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MRS. IONA JURDEN LORD, Girls' Vice-Principal. . . . behind the cenea Graduafion fime raises fhe curfain on fhe Premiere of Our Life. Unforgef- fable experiences, group endeavors, good fun, and some unwanfed farewells will leave wonderful memories of your lasf days fogefher. Once fhe curfain is raised, each of you will have fhe experience of making a success in a new fheafer of evenfs. A high hope for achievemenf, happiness, and social compefence is held for each of you as fhis drama of life unfolds. May your years in high school aid you fo reach your goals in life. Walfer Heil, Boys' Vice-Principal Crowds assemble-Lighfs glare-Pho- fographers everywhere! Sfars arrive-Pro- ducers beam-Excifemenf mounfsl Anofher Premiere! As fhis drama unfolds, do you fhink of fhe people backsfage ? No greaf perfor- mance was ever presenfed wifhouf fhem. In 'rhe fheafer, in science, in indusfry, and in school, success is made possible by fhe people who confribufe behind fhe scenes. As you Ionians make your enfrance for fhe adulf show, we know you will show your appreciafion fo fhe backsfage people who have helped you. These people-par- enfs, friends, and feachers-will eagerly be looking around fhe curfain wifh good wishes for your fufure. Iona Jurden Lord 0 our production . . . MR. WALTER G. HEIL, Boys' Vice-Principal. Page nine

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he Iirectom. . . e ii! Hia.. Loolc baclc wilh me lo 1'he year l909l This was fhe year of The big PREMIERE of a small bul' mighfy school. Can you piclure i'r lhen? There were 6 feachers, 35 pupils, a principal, one small fwo sfory s+ruc'rure wi+h a 'Few classrooms, all loca+ed on a lo+ al' fhe corner of Miles and Belgrave Avenues. Today we have a facully of aboul' eighfy splendid feachers, +he clerical, cusfodial, and cafe- feria sfaffs, a full-+ime business manager, and over I900 s'ruden+s who help fo malce our famous sfudenl governmenf. A PREMIERE foday, loo? Yes! A premiere for 'rhe fufure which enables +wo more fine gradu- a'l'ing classes lo carry on even higher. To our gradua+ing seniors we say: Now YOUR premiere is here, and may you bring addifional glory fo your Alma Ma+er. Richard H. Nida, Principal

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COUNSELOR AND REGISTRAR Mr. John Doermann Mr. Henry Thompson Mr. Henry Thompson, reg- is+rar, helped admil' us fo Sparfa for fhe firsf fime, and, a'H'er we had been here for a while, made sure our aH'en- dance records were in order. In fime of indecision as fo whal' role we should follow, Mr. John Doermann, coun- selor, is af hand. Sparfans would find if very difficuli' fo decide were il' noi' for him and his fine sraff. . . . are the af!-important .7 C Mr. Charles Migliazzo is healfh co-ordinafor. Mr. Dwayne Brubaker, em- ploymenf, secures jobs for s'ru- denfs. Dr. Esbon Marsh, curric- ulum, has charge of rhe semes- fer programs. Mr. Donald Pel- fon, sfudenf body acfivifies, direcfs fhe leadership class. Mrs. Helen Rineman, col- lege adviser, learns our desires and discusses college ac'rivi1'ies. Mrs. Mildred Cuirighi' is com- municafions co-ordinaror. Mr. William Thurman, afhlefics, co- operafes wi+h gym direcfors in planning afhlefics evenfs. Page len CO-ORDINATORS Leff 'lo rlghrg Dr. Esbon Marsh, Mrs. Helen Rineman, Mr. Dway Brubaker, Mr. William Thurman, Mr. Donald Pelfon, Mr. Charles Migliazzo, Mrs. Mildred Cufrighf, seared. Bi- 4 1 I is